U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1968 January - June by U.S. Copyright Office
U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1968 January - June by U.S. Copyright Office
R438397.
ARIZONA DIGEST ANNOTATED. Pamphlet.
? West Pub. Co. & Bancroft-Whitney
Co. (PWH)
Jan41. ? 27Jan41; A150287. 1Apr68;
R432657.
ARJONA, DORIS K.
Spain and America, by Doris K. Arjona,
Rose L. Friedman & Esther P. Carvajal.
? 2Jan40; A136395. Scott,
Foresman & Co. (PWH); 2Jan68;
R428998.
ARKANSAS DECISIONS REPORTED IN SOUTH
WESTERN REPORTER, SECOND SERIES.
? West Pub. Co. (PWH)
140-144 S.W.2d. ? 18Mar41; A152165. 1Apr68; R432515.
ARKANSAS DIGEST. Vol.1-18. 1941 cumulative annual pocket part. ? 18Mar41; A152161. West Pub. Co. (PWH); 1Apr68; R432521.
ARLEN, HAROLD.
Americanegro suite. SEE Koehler,
Ted.
ARMITAGE, MERLE.
U. S. Navy. ? 4Jun40; A146036. Merle
Armitage (A); 3Jun68; R436774.
ARMITAGE, THERESA.
Merry music; teacher's manual, a
singing school. Edited by
Theresa Armitage, Peter W. Dykema
& Gladys Pitcher. ? 31Dec40;
AA355036. Summy-Birchard Co.
(PWH); 4Apr68; R433221.
We sing. Editors: Theresa Armitage,
Peter W. Dykema & Gladys Pitcher.
(A Singing school series)
? 31Oct40; A146390. Summy-Birchard
Co. (PWH); 4Jan68;
R428496.
ARMSTRONG, ANITA STEWART.
Our Webb kin of Dixie. SEE
Webb, William James.
ARMSTRONG, APRIL OURSLER.
Every sheriff a Sherlock Holmes. SEE
Oursler, Fulton.
The fight for Americanism. SEE
Oursler, Fulton.
She sat helpless while her best
friend was murdered. SEE Oursler,
Fulton.
ARMSTRONG, ELIZABETH DAVIDSON.
Occupational trends in the United
States. SEE Anderson, H. Dewey.
ARMSTRONG, THOMAS.
The Crowthers of Bankdam. ? 17Oct40,
AI-26399; 18Feb41, A150410.
Thomas Armstrong (A); 21Feb68;
R429904.
ARNDT, NOLA.
Easy lessons in guitar playing, by
John Locke, pseud. ? 12Jun40;
AA344057. Nola Arndt (A);
11Apr68; R433770.
A short cut to piano playing. SEE
Malanga, Oscar.
ARNOLD, JOSEPH IRVIN.
Challenges to American youth. ? 3May40; A142221. Joseph I. Arnold (A); 23Feb68; R430063.
ARNOLD, THURMAN W.
Bottlenecks of business. ? 6Sep40; A143994. Thurman W. Arnold (A); 9Apr68; R433367.
Don't be a goose. (In Argosy,
May 3, 1941) ? 22Apr41; B495811.
Robert Arthur (A); 9May68; R435846.
Hard case. (In Detective fiction
weekly, Sept. 28, 1940) ? 17Sep40;
B467889. Robert Arthur (A);
30Jan68; R428767.
ARTIE SHAW CLARINET METHOD, by Artie
Shaw, written in collaboration with
Arnold Brilhart. ? 21Apr41;
AA365133. Artie Shaw (A); 13May68;
R434984.
ARTIE SHAW CLARINET METHOD, by Artie
Shaw, written in collaboration with
Arnold Brilhart. ? 21Apr41; AA365133.
Robbins Music Corp. (PWH); 22Apr68;
R435446.
ASBURY, EDITH EVANS.
Gem of the prairie. SEE
Asbury, Herbert.
ASBURY, HERBERT.
Gem of the prairie. ? 7Oct40; A144971. Edith Evans Asbury (E); 25Mar68; R432277.
ASCH, JOHN.
What I believe. SEE Asch, Sholem.
ASCH, MOSES.
What I believe. SEE Asch, Sholem.
ASCH, SHOLEM.
What I believe. Maurice Samuel,
translator. ? 21Mar41; A153301.
Ruth Shaffer, Moses Asch & John
Asch (PWH); 13Jun68; R437342.
ASHTON, WINIFRED.
Trafalgar day 1940, by Clemence Dane,
pseud. ? 11Dec40, AI-26494; 3Jun41,
A154472. Olwen Bowen-Davies &
Richard Addinsell (E); 6Jun68;
R437137.
ASIMOV, ISAAC.
Heredity. (In Astonishing stories,
Apr. 1941) ? 25Feb41; B491208.
Isaac Asimov (A); 29Feb68; R430419.
History. (In Super science novels
magazine, Mar. 1941) ? 17Jan41;
B485731. Isaac Asimov (A); 19Jan68;
R427519.
Liar! (In Astounding science fiction,
May 1941) ? 18Apr41; B495404.
Isaac Asimov (A); 19Apr68; R434074.
Reason. (In Astounding science-fiction,
Apr. 1941) ? 21Mar41;
B492151. Isaac Asimov (A);
29Mar68; R432839.
The secret sense. (In Cosmic stories,
Mar. 1941) ? 15Jan41; B486685.
Isaac Asimov (A); 17Jan68; R427447.
Super-neutron. (In Astonishing stories, Sept. 1941) ? 25Jun41; B505186. Isaac Asimov (A); 27Jun68; R438422.
ASSOCIATED LUMBER MUTUALS.
Lumber rating schedules. NM: additions
& revisions. ? 2Jan41;
A738024. Associated Lumber Mutuals
(PWH); 18Jan68; R427480.
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS.
Directory of teachers in member
schools, 1940-1941. Appl. author:
West Pub. Co. ? 13Dec40; A148720.
West Pub. Co. (PWH); 5Jan68;
R425815.
ATCHLER, MARGARET.
Healthful living. SEE Williams,
Jesse Feiring.
Master sermons of the 19th century. ? 8May40; A141801. Robert H. Atkins (C); 10Apr68; R433501.
ATKINS, ROBERT H.
Master sermons of the 19th century.
SEE Atkins, Gauis Glenn, ed.
ATKINSON, AGNES AKIN.
Crooktail; a young raccoon. Pictures by Spencer R. Atkinson. ? 2Oct40; A145467. Agnes A. Atkinson (A); 23Feb68; R429888.
ATKINSON, ARTHUR GODFREY LIONEL.
They left the land.
SEE Jacob, Naomi.
ATKINSON, BROOKS.
Complete essays and other writings.
SEE Emerson, Ralph Waldo.
Sixteen famous American plays.
SEE Cerf, Bennett.
ATLANTIC DIGEST. Cumulative pamphlet.
? West Pub. Co. (PWH)
Dec40. ? 4Dec40; A148721. 5Jan68;
R425816.
Mar41. ? 18Mar41; A152152. 1Apr68;
R432563.
May41. ? 16May41; A153977. 2Jul68;
R438333.
ATLANTIC DIGEST. 1940 annual.
? 23Oct40; A146464. West Pub. Co.
(PWH); 5Jan68; R425926.
ATLANTIC DIGEST. 1940 cumulative annual
pocket part. Vol. 1-35. ? 23Oct40;
A146552. West Pub. Co. (PWH); 5Jan68;
R425904.
ATLANTIC REPORTER DIGEST. ? West Pub.
Co. (PWH) Vol.
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